A M Short Course For Boys Starts July 6 At Texas College Station
A M Short Course for boys opens July 6 at College Station with about 2500 attendees expected. Roxy Wessner, Short Course general chairman, notes the event runs alongside summer session and draws both adult and junior visitors from across the state.
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Texas Times
College Station
Fry
Roxy Wo Sesder
Hes
Lion of Texas WM College
Thie College
Grosenbacher Sells Out All Breeding Billies First
Arnold Grosenbacher, known for improving his goats, becomes the first breeder to sell out all breeding billies. Buyers from Kin kie, Mason, Kerr counties and others visited his ranch for yearlong purchases as season openings approach. Visitors include HP Richard of Thais and Hf, both connected with local firms, while Cellophane era notes mark a distant past.
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Arnold Grovuhacker
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Mason
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Ex-Governors and Local Figures Feature In Rambling Note
A fragmented sketch mentions ex governors Oscar Branch Colquitt and Dan Moody, and local leader Sterling among others. It touches on education, law, oil interests, and a Prairie estate near Houston, with brief references to politics, a marriage, and community figures in a colonial tone.
Four Hou Scale Highs Producing Texas Leaders
Four students from Hou Scale Highs finished law degrees at the state university in spring 1897 and 30 years later rose to top Texas offices. Morris Sheppard, Tom Connally, Pat Neff, and Walter A. Keeling became senior senator, junior senator, governor, and attorney general respectively. The article notes a car tune up endorsement by Pat Motor Company. It mentions Powell owning equipment and Bob Young's expertise and notes the ferris wheel invention in 1892.
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Texas
Atorney
Morris Sheppard
Tom Connally
Pat M. Neff
Walter A. Keeling
Pat Motor Company
Bob Young
Powell
Bob
Rotary International Holds 29th Annual Convention in San Francisco
Rotary International which includes about 10 000 delegates and family members has gathered in San Francisco for its 29th annual convention. Delegations from 70 countries and five continents are registered and the city center hosts events in the civic complex. Mr and Mrs W McCaroll and Mr and Mrs Coke R Stevenson Jr figure among visiting delegates, with Roy Spiller also in town for the meeting.
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San Francisco
Rotary
Junction
W. McCaroll
Coke R. Stevenson, Jr
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